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The name Niagara is said to originate from the Iroquois word "Onguiaahra" meaning "Thunder of Waters". From this vantage point communication was through body language only. |
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Horseshoe Falls from the Canadian side. |

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We heard it long before we saw it... |

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The ever present rainbow... |
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The ever present mist... |

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The American Falls. For a sense of the size of this, compare with the people at the top right hand corner of the photo. |
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The American side of the Horseshoe Falls. The people on the upper left hand corner of the photo look like small ants... |

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The perpetual roar of thunder... |
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Awestruck... |
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Fellow tourists... |
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Upon seeing the falls for the first time, the only word we could muster was "WOW!". |





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The Horseshoe Falls are about 2600 feet wide and 173 feet high. During peak flow season, 202,000 cubic feet of water go over the edge every second.
Photos circa 07/2007. |







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